An excellent family run Greek restaurant. If you need a break from riding on the Hatfield and McCoy trails stop here.
Amazing Bravo BRAVO BRAVO .... The fries are wow...sandwich is off the charts...amazing price for everything. The history and the legendary stories are paramount. They are the backbone of our country achievements. . Bravo!!!
Great food, friendly service! Many menu choices. My new favorite place to eat during my lunch break.
We had the pleasure of having lunch here on one of our UTV trail rides. The food was so very yummy and the owners were lovely. We spent a few hours listening to some very cool stories about their family and business. So very blessed to have met this lovely family and enjoy some awesome food as well. ❤️
Try this place.... it's small. There's a lot of history in the building and the story for this establishment. I have seen their advertising yard signs in Northfork for the last several months and was interested in trying them out, but it just never worked out. We found out this weekend our friends had eaten dinner on their way to Williamson in July 2020 and said it was good. We got started late and we thought we'd missed out on a place for breakfast, and just happened to see folks inside as we passed by. We turned around and glad we did. The locals and owners were very friendly and we definitely felt welcome. Our breakfast sandwiches were very good. And I'd eat breakfast there again. The lunch/dinner menu looked very good and reasonably priced. We will be back to try lunch/dinner when we're back in town.
Delightful place to stop. We stopped for lunch while out on a trail ride. Everyone was so friendly and welcoming. Food was good. They have a little bit of lots of things. Sorry that we did not get to try the homemade fruit pie, but next time.
Great classic Greek fare. You feel as if you were at a friend's dining room surrounded by family photos and historical artefacts. Listening to music at this venue is magical.
Good food, good price, huge portion. But, this is not the reason I will always remember this place. I live in Ontario, Canada. My family vacations in Tennessee every year, and my dad and I decided to take a day trip to try to find information about his great grandfather who died in a mine explosion. The owner (whose name I forget, SORRY!!) was so amazing and helpful. She gave us all the information she could about the area, and called the local historian to come and talk to us. We found my great great grandpas information because she was so helpful. We made sure to stop on our way back through and share the news. I hope I get a chance to visit, and eat here again.